Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-11

ESzEhs properly committee reported that the
on1eoo around the town hall have been
- = rood repair; spouting put around the
111l6e, soeps made for stage purposeA
81 ~ kiehw1y committee reported Issuing |
I1l1lng permits Sue 10 dwsllinss; usual
og q sepaefs were made; the headine
Y kf2fo1mt1o railroad have placed . railroad
Waeoa bridge over Shawnee railroad, on
q 0uih Fourth street. which 10 very good
'Clsuseuro.
Il ne fre committee reported having visited
- different fro companies, and their visit
s1baad The following: The Columbia fire
rDDopeny The hose carriages In good order
80 600 fsst Of linen hose In serviceable con.
sG1G3cu; q the vigilant fire company, some
1 1amago had been done to the engine at the
1ruot strest nre, which has been repaired
onA The engine u In gooc order; have 1000
s ~ Of linen hose In nrst-class condition;
ehe hose carriages are In good order, but the
oesoet In front Of the house II in bad coudi
4 tsnn; ss the Shawnee fire company, all ap-
] paraAus n IN good order, excepting the sec
4 tlrn hose Of the engine; 500 feet OF linen hose
bat only 800 feet in good condition; the street
y front Of the engine house needs repairA
The committee ordered test Of the Vigilant
end Shawnee engines during this month.
Tbo light and water committee find the
piugs IN good order and the electric lights
0tving satisfaction; recommending the pur.
ebasing Of nre plugs from the Calvin Brass
4 Iron company.
Residents Of Concord lane asked council to
have this place graded, which will receive
tho attention Of the highway committee
George Harman asked for attention OF coun-
III q alley = and North Third street. a. the
VISITOR nows into his property. Col. D. b.
Caee, aaent Of the Heise estate, stated that the
X heirs Of this estate are willing to release the
borough from oil land damages sccruing
nom the opening Of Cedar, Linden and
i Third streete, on condition that council will
4 n0t compel the estate to lay pavements until
he Improvements warrant the same, also
agroelng TO release from damages caused by
the opening Of alley F.
The Keeley Stove company released the
boroush from oil land damages accruing from
~ opening Of Linden, Cedar Third streets
md alley O.
A petition was received from merchants on
Locust street. asking that ommission -
special officer be granted to John Kip, night
watchman. The commission WAS ordered to
be granted.
Gen. Welsh Post was granted the use of the
auditorium for holding Memorial Day ser /,
vices ON Sunday, May 20 .ons"
An ordinance relatin7l omiSsesc miSe chief O, the
nrs dsparsmee{ ,4sS6wins him to be mem.
~. pslre company, was presented and
0v4f for ono month.
An ordinance relating to the opening OF
alley f from Second TO Third streets, pro-
vided the releases can DO obtained from the
owners, was presented and laid over for one
month.
A resolution was passed requesting the
nlen.Ders of the Legislature from this district
to do all in their power to secure the passage
Of House bill No. go. relating to the opening
Of streets In boroughs and damages to be
paid by the county treasury.
Orders we're granted for Sl79 80 In favor OF
the sinking fund, and for s2s6 for interest OH
coupons
Tho fire committee will arrange for council
b participate In the hremen's parade on
June s
An ordinance relating to the opening and
grading OF Linden, Cedar, Third streets and
alley q, was presented and laid over for one
month.
1 The purchasing OF seven new Gre plugs
was referred to the light and water commit
- with power to act Orders were granted
1or the payment of bills, when council ad-
journed.